A top-ranking official told the new FEMA Review Council that tasks take longer and divert from disaster response.

The EPA administrator told lawmakers that “multiple entities” have expressed interest in taking over the energy efficiency program for appliances.

Its auto plant in Marysville, Ohio, will be adapted to produce both electric vehicles and hybrids under the new plan.

Up to 12 percent of India's greenhouse gas emission come from steelmaking. That number could double in five years.

Officials are warning that the situation could get worse in the summer and urge residents to use water sparingly while showering, cleaning or washing dishes.

Those losses from adverse weather equate to about 6 percent of production, says a report.

An agency official said “everything has ground to a halt,” waiting for Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick to review more than 200 agreements.

Governors, emergency managers and others from hurricane-prone states dominate the FEMA Review Council, which holds its first meeting Tuesday.

The California governor renamed his state’s cap-and-trade program last week. He got the new name from a former Washington state senator.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration declined to say exactly what the rule it submitted would do, although it does not appear to repeal Biden fuel economy standards directly.

Tools such as EPA's EJ Screen were removed from agency websites earlier this year, sparking an outcry from groups that rely on them to assess environmental risks to specific communities.

A big part of the reason why is that unlike damage from hurricane winds and wildfires, flood damage isn’t covered by standard home insurance.

The dragon's blood tree is a pillar of a Yemini island's ecosystem. Without intervention, scientists warn, these trees could disappear within a few centuries.

Carbon credits are popular among Australian companies looking to offset their climate footprint but have come under increasing scrutiny.

Petroperú said several companies were interested in the land parcel but withdrew at the last minute due to internal strategic shifts, not external pressure.

The administration has reversed a stop work order that threatened to upend the 54-turbine offshore wind project in New York waters.

The administration’s order that stopped work on the New York project served as a warning for the entire offshore wind industry in the U.S.

The dismissal is at least the fifth in the past year for lawsuits that seek compensation from oil and gas companies.

The $500 million investment by the Abu Dhabi National Oil Co. in a Texas direct air capture hub comes as President Donald Trump cancels climate funding.

The "Next Generation Act," a sprawling bill backed by the Legislature's top Democrats, is still awaiting action from Gov. Wes Moore.